Moreover, and this furnishes the necessary corrective for the too absolute sense which certain words might present, there can be nothing really infallible in a human creature, and the peculiarity of instinct is that it can become confused, thrown off the track, and defeated. Otherwise, it would be superior to intelligence and the beast would be found to be provided with a better light than man. (Hugo, Victor, "Les Misérables" Volume I, "Fontine", Book V, "The Decent", Chapter V, "Vague flashes on the Horizon") (John 9:41, I John 1:8, I Timothy 4:2, Romans 1:28, Psalm 8)
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